Remote Controlled
Mercedes-Benz Truck

Photographed at:
"Modellbautage Hamburg",
Hamburg, Germany, 1999

Created by:
Axel Wähnelt-Scheiba
Wuppertal, Germany

Mercedes-Benz Fire Engine

Photographed at:
"Modellbautage Hamburg",
Hamburg, Germany, 1999
at the official "Freiwillige Feuerwehr" stand

Sorry for the bad picture quality, but I took the pictures through a glass show-case, which obviously didn't work so well ...

What would the car of the future look like?

Models created by kids (with the help of professional Engineers)

Photographed at:
"Motorshow Essen",
Essen, Germany, 1999

A fleet of 3 Star Destroyers was hanging below the ceiling of our local department store to promote the arrival of the new Star Wars sets.

Photographed at:
"Karstadt" department store,
Hamburg, Germany, 1999

A glass show-case with a scene from Star Wars Episode 1. A Trade Federation landing ship hovering over Naboo's Royal Palace
.
Photographed at:
"LEGO World",
Zwolle, Netherlands, 2001

Volkswagen Beetle

Photographed at:
Miniland,
Legoland Park,
Billund, Denmark

If anyone feels the need to recreate this model with LDraw, please let me know (and send me the .dat file, hehe).

This model was featured on the cover of the german TV guide "Funk Uhr" from 1984 to promote a LEGO^® building contest.

I actually took part in this contest. Read more about it at "My LEGO Story".

A cool yellow Jeep

Photographed at:
Miniland,
Legoland Park,
Billund, Denmark

This model was featured on the back cover of the Nov/Dec 2000 issue of the official "LEGO^® World Club Magazine" to promote a racecar building contest.

I photographed this model in 2000 at the so called "LEGO^® World Tour" at our local GM (Opel) dealer in Hamburg, Germany. This tour featured some famous land-marks/buildings/sites from around the world, created with LEGO^®. The models looked rather old and worn, like they have really toured the world for a long time.

Another model I photographed at the above mentioned "LEGO^® World Tour". A huge Ferrari in front of Rome's Coliseum. The model was made out of basic bricks only, including the tires. Like all models at the show, the bricks looked kind of worn and were probably from the same time the real Testarossa came out.

I saw the real Volvo Show Truck, as it toured major German cities to promote the new sets for 1999.
Afterwards I spotted the model of it in Miniland,
Legoland Park,
Billund, Denmark.

Here is another cool truck from the Legoland Park's Miniland.

This truck is featured in

"The Ultimate LEGO Book",
published by Dorling Kindersley Limited, London in 1999.

This is a great book and a must have for every LEGO^® fan. Go buy it.

In my opinion this truck was the highlight of the new 2001 Hollywood scenery of Miniland,
Legoland Park, Billund, Denmark.

This models is also featured in
"The Ultimate LEGO Book",
(That's where the above picture is from)

Gotta love those cool shark fins, but this '58 Chevrolet Impala obviously had some trouble in the above scenery.

Picture on the left also from
"The Ultimate LEGO Book".

I spotted this great model in the Hollywood scenery of Miniland
(Legoland Park, Billund, Denmark)
and also in
"The Ultimate LEGO Book",

Why isn't such a great model available as a Model Team set?

This very cool model is on the cover of
"The Ultimate LEGO Book",
This is the kind of model I would like to see as the next release in the Model Team series (If this series isn't dead already).